18 provocative catwalk outfits of recent years, proving that modern fashion is for the elite (19 photos)
Nowadays, the catwalk increasingly acts as a place for the most daring experiments that fashion designers can think of. Modern shows have literally become synonymous with the word “provocation.” Well, if this very “provocation” does not exist, then rest assured that the event will be forgotten very soon. 
And now, when it seems that the fashion world is no longer able to surprise us with anything, another fashion house finds a way to shock the public with something new. Below you can see photos of fashionable images of recent years that have outdone even Lady Gaga's meat suit.
Balenciaga in collaboration with Adidas, spring 2023 
On/Off collection from Jack Irving 2022 
Irving was inspired by underwater life and the amazing creatures that live at the bottom of the sea. Therefore, the models that appeared on the catwalk resembled bizarre fantasy creatures.
Extreme Plush Collection from Thom Browne, Fall 2022 
Outerwear collection from the Chinese brand Chen Peng, autumn-winter 2023 
The young designer presented an extremely strange and unusual collection of winter clothes called “Puffed”. Previously, he developed models made in a similar style for the famous Moncler brand.
Look from the collection of Christian Siriano, autumn-winter 2022 
Futuristic madness from Comme des Garcons, autumn-winter 2020-2021 
Look from the Balmain spring 2023 show 
Looks from Dzhus x NEWEST at a fashion show in Berlin and Paris, collection 2023 
Puma unveils inflatable collection at New York Fashion Week 2022 
Inflatable trousers with four legs have caused an unprecedented stir. The show also featured huge puffy jackets with enormous sleeves. By the way, singer Sam Smith wore a similar outfit on the red carpet at the 2023 Brit Awards.
Japanese designer Kei Ninomiya presented her strange creation at a fashion show in Paris, winter 2023 
Some critics were sure that the designer was inspired by the theme of Covid-19 when creating this image.
Dress by JW Anderson, spring-summer 2023 
Anderson depicts a whimsical reflection of our daily lives through distorted mirror surfaces and hints of the digital world.
Thom Browne, spring-summer 2022 
Comme des Garsons, spring-summer 2022 
Botter, spring-summer 2022 
Viktor & Rolf couture collection, autumn-winter 2021-2022 
When creating their collection, the designers were inspired by the popular TV series “The Crown,” scandals that occurred within the British royal family, and Slavic fairy tales.
Alphonse Maitrepierre, 2023 collection 
Junya Watanabe, spring-summer 2024 collection show 
Pyer Moss show 2021 
